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Preliminary Plat and Site Plan Review <br />Shade Tree Cottages <br />April 1, 2005 <br />Page 3 of 6 <br /> <br />10. <br /> <br />The proposed development is providing two public streets and one private street. Street names must be <br />added to the preliminary, and final plat documents. The street names must be consistent with the Anoka <br />County, grid system. Staff suggest the following names: the primary north- south street Mil be Potassium <br />Street, the stub of Radium in Halls Dover acres will be renamed Potassium Street, the private street will be <br />157~ Avenue NW and the last public street will be Quicksilver Circle. <br /> <br />The private street is 591 feet long. City, Code states private streets over 300.feet in length must be 32 feet <br />wide. The development is being processed as a PUD and deviations, are permitted. The deviation from <br />private street standards allows a slightly larger geen area between the .existing residential development and <br />the proposed single unit detached townhouse units. The 28 foot wide street w/ll be acceptable if is posted for <br />no parking on one side of the street. The public street servicing the single family homes is proposing to be <br />649 feet in length, which exceeds the City's 600 foot maximum cul-de-sac length. Again this development is <br />proposing to be processed as a PUD and therefore deviations are permitted. <br /> <br />Grading and Drainage. Grading, Drainage .and Utility plans have been prepared by Midwest Land <br />Surveyors and' Engineers. We have some specific comments regarding these plans: <br /> <br />The plans show retaining walls adjacent to the private street. The city requires engineered plans for retaining- <br />wails four (4) feet tall and higher. <br /> <br />· The low point in Potassium street will need to be raised to allow for installation of an equalizer pipe <br /> between the wetlands. Catch basins and a water quality treatment manhole will be required at the low point, <br /> direct discharge of the street runoff to the wetlands is not acceptable. An equalization pipe must also be <br /> provided where the public street crosses the wetland near station 5+00. Mitigation plans are required for the <br /> wetland impacts as noted above. <br /> <br />· The watermain shown on the plans is PVC. The city standard for watermain is DIP. This must be revised on <br /> the final plans. <br /> <br />lt. <br /> <br />A permit must be obtained from the Lower Rum River WMO to insure the adequacy of the storm water <br />system and erosion control measures. <br /> <br />The utility plans show extension of trunk sanitary sewer to the northeast comer of the site. Staff review <br />indicates that the proposed connection to an existing lift station in Wildlife Sanctuary cannot be made using <br />the alignment through this development and Rum River Meadows to the east. The deep trunk sewer should <br />terminate at Potassium Street with a stub extended to the east right of way for future connection. Adequate <br />depth must be maintained to provide for abandonment of the lift station in River Pines 3rd. The connection <br />is in the Rum River Meadows development. <br /> <br />Wetlands: The subject property contains several wetlands. The plans indicate the wetlands have been <br />delineated. A copy of the delineation report must be forwarded to the city. The report must also be <br />forwarded to the Lower Rum River Water Management Organization for verification. The plan [s showing <br />several areas where the wetlands will be impacted by construction. A sequencing plan for the impacts and <br />mitigation must be approved by the Lower Rum River WMO. <br /> <br />lO0 <br /> <br /> <br />